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Step by Step handbook for Agile Development. Part 1, the Introduction.

Posted on August 28, 2013 by theagileengineer — Leave a comment

So this is the first in a multi-part entry where I am going to talk about what I think is the ideal approach to the Agile SDLC for  use in the a large corporation.  This is particularly important for me…

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Minimum Viable Product vs. Minimum Marketable Product

Posted on August 28, 2013 by theagileengineer — 1 Comment

Why is this a relevant topic for a blog about Agile software development?  Because it’s an argument you are going to have to have with you product owners sooner or later we might as well talk about it now.  A…

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Nukes versus Fireworks. The art of releasing often.

Posted on August 23, 2013 by theagileengineer — Leave a comment

One of the great things about Agile is that it enables you to release code into production often, the more often the better.  At the extreme edge is continuous deployment and we will cover that in another post later on. …

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Why is Agile like a light bulb…

Posted on August 22, 2013 by theagileengineer — 1 Comment

Since this is my first entry into this blog about Agile software development in big company corporate America I’m going to start by talking about how you can convince your organization to adopt Agile as its primary SDLC (software development…

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